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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16
stock shipments.

Eleven carloads Of Montana cattle
arrived at the Minnesota Transfer yes.
terday afternoon for transhipmsnt 10
Chicago, making 2,254 head Of cattle
received there this season. This, with
1920 head received at the st. Paul
Union stock yards and about 1000 re-
ceived at Duluth and other points
makes total Of about $4,000 head of
cattle shipped from Montana and west
ern Dakota during the past four
months. This seasons receipts OF
sheep at the transfer numbered 77.S7S
head. A conservative estimate Of the
value Of the stock would be %. 900, ,O0O.-
Pioneer Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16
Police Magistrste's Court.

The action against Thomas Snod-
grass, arising under Ordinance No. 10.
As to securely hitching animals In the
streets Of this city, is set for trial at 10
o'clock this morning.
The appeal papers in the K. Msth.
wig case, arising under the city ordi-
nance for the prevention Of cruelty
and abuse Of animals, are filed In the
police magistrates court. The hardy
rsncher. differing with the court a. to
whether II Is abuse Of . stallion TO al.
low 1t 10 stand in harness attached TO
q wagon and exposed to the frost Of
our winter nights. will ask the district
court for an opinion on the same ques-
ton
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16
The Cherokee National Party.

Tahlequah Telegram: The ultima
tum in the political crisis has been
reached by the Nationals calling on
the United States government to est.
tie matters, They issue = circular de-
ol,ring that an irresponsible body OF
men have taken forcible possession OF
the capitol and executive offices, aud
ask that they ut once be disarmed.
They demand that the statutes. as ex-
listed before the seizure, be fully re-
stored. The Nationals will then be
willing to refer to arbitration the set
tlement of the difficulties. The
Downings answered, endorsing the
desire for peace, but refuse to turn
over the government to Busbyhead.
disclaiming that the capitol is In the
hands OF an armed mob but
under the control Of regularly
elected officers who were not
regularly sworn in on account Of
the negligence OF the Nationals, and
as there was no legally qualified ex.
ecutive, 1t became necessary to save
the country from anarchy for the offi.
Gers elected to take their seats. The
manifesto proclsims that Bushyhead's
term expired November 7th. They
accordingly decline abdica,ing until
It can be more clearly shown that the
laws Of the Cherokee nation are not
adeq uate 10 determine such crisis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16
COLD AIR AND COLD WATER.

Dangers Of Keeping the Windows % Q
Bedroom Open During Sleeping HourA
There are doctors who tell us that ws
should always sleep with one window
partly open, no matter how cold, how
damp or how stormy the weathes may
be. Some fanatics go still further, and
insist that all the windows In bedroom
should he open to considerable. extent
during sleeping hours.
The answer 10 this is that we do mot
keep the window open when we are up
and dressed, active, moving about, with
q fire in the room, when our bodies sre
even warmer than when we are in bed.
When we 60 out into the cold or damp
we put on additional wraps and protsct
our heads. When we are in the houss
every one knows how delightful it 10 10
gather around an open fire, with none of
the freezing atmosphere 10 course in cur
rents down the spine or against the chese
bringing colds, in6uenzas, coughs and
rheumatism. And yet we are hidden By
cold-air extremists 10 sleep not only In Q
cold room, but 10 open the window o.
windows in order TO breathe pure air,
and thus live TO be 100 years old.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16

Mr.. Z. McDsniels, formerly con.
nected with the Northern Pacific -
travelling live stock agent, and during
the last summer and fall with the
Manitoba in that capacity. has finally
accepted the position of Manitoba
freight and passenger agent for Fort
Benton. He arrived here by this MORN
ing's train with his wife and child.
AZ soon rs he gets his family comfort
ably housed he will assume his duties
as station agent. Mr.. McDsnisls isan
experienced man In the business. II
well known throughout Montana and
the east and is very popular. Fort
Benton gives him u cordial welcome.
with the hope that he will remain
long with us.-River Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16
He Ger. There just the sAms.

The moon has scarce yet waned since
one Of Miles City's fyest counter
Jumpers carried the accumulated wit,
wisdom and business training acquired
in the metropolis with him to Glen.
dive. where he took charge Of q heter-
ogenous stock Of clothing. His name
Is Bill but among iotimates he is
freely recognized a. Billhelmer. He
has trained many months under Joe
Hsnauer, and being gifted with quick
perception, readily grssped and tena-
ciously held on to the business point.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16
stockmen's Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 1+-The
live stock boards of various states in
session here to-day agreed upon the
sdvisability Of cooperation among
the states to prevent the introduction
and spread of Texas fever among the
cattle and proposed that Congress es-
tablish government laboratory for
the development Of scientific informa-
tion upon the subject OF contagious
diseases.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16
Entrance 10 the Columbia River.

We have been favored with an out
line pen sketch In black and white, of
the grand marine view now being
prepared In nine colors, to be given as
q premium TO every subscriber to The
West shore for 1888. II will be on ex-
ira heavy paper, l7x23 inches In size
This, with the many printings re-
quired. entails an enormous expense
upon the publisher, Notwithstanding
which, every subscriber for 1888 will
receive one free. The West Shore en-
ters It's lith year with the January
number. and for 1888 will be greatly
enlarged aud improved in every re
spect. II is the only illustrated msga-
zine on the Pacific coast. and IL the
best magazine In the world published
for $3.50 a year. The premium picture
alone 1, worth the subscription price,
and Is worthy place on the wall of
every admirer of the magnificent
scenery Of the beautiful Columbia.
The magazine, with all premiums and
supplements, will be sent, post paid,
to any address la the United States
and Canada, for $3.50 per year. Vol.
umes Of The West Short for 1887,
handsomely bound in cloth, leather
back and gold embossed, containing
$50 pages, with more than 200 illu,trs-
tions OF scenery in the Pacific North
west, $3.50, or with the subscription
for lSSS-S5.5O. Address,
l.. SAMUEL,
Publisher Of the West Shore.
Portland, Oregon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16
Division and Admission.

Washington Telegram: Delegate
Clifford says that he fears the Aber-
deem convention and the visit of big
delegation of Dakotans to Washington
will have a bad effect upon the chances
OF division and admission. Clifford
favors admission ss two states divided
by the seventh standard parallel and
will introduce bill to that effect. He
believes that Republicans should stand
together for the division and admis-
sion Of the territory and thinks he can
eventually win.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-16

ers inculcated by master mind. Jce
always had q coat, hat or other desira-
BILE article OF wearing apparel which
had been made to his order but which
was either too large or too small for
him. which, ~ q special favor hs
would sell to you with Q reasonable
discount on cost. Billheimer when
he turned his face toward Glendivs
owned o pair Of pants Of texture. make
and finish unapproachable; he has
sold them now and proved himself
worthy Of the master. Man with gold
galore enters store at Glendive; wishes
to buy fine pair Of trousers but is not
suited after examination OF stock.
Billheimer is wearing trousers de-
scribed above. Man wants pair like
them. Billhelmer says have not
them In stock but you can have these.
Purchase made. Pants change hands
Tor rather legs). Perfect satisfaction
on both sides. Billheimer is creating
sensation among the sleepy beaded
merchants Of the Gate City" and
they are exerting themselves to get
his stock bought up that he may de-
part from thence and be no more seen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

HerFD0m Ne

The largest and by far the most fash
ionable house of the season, as far as
the Bush street theatre Ia concerned,
greetedithe great Hermann last night,
and such was the success of the per-
formance that the same extraordinary
attendance win be seen again and agar.
The master of legerdermain is as swift
and serene as ever, and has the same
delightful style of bewildering the
senses. His programme includes tricks
with cards, feats of second sight aud
miscellaneous comicalities, the first hour
Of the performances being devoted to the
renewal of his acquaintance with the
people. The second part introduces the
famous mesneric scene entitled "The
Slave Girls dream" Mime. Herr
mann is placed in . state Of
coma and then postured in grace
full style, in utter defiance of the laws of
gravity. ''The Vanishing Lady," fully
met public expectation. A newspaper
was placed on the stage, q chair " as
placed on the paper, Mime. Hermann
seated herself in the chair, Hermann
arranged light and thin piece of cloth
so that it enveloped the lady, the chair
and paper. and. presto. the lady disap-
pcared. That is to say, the cloth was
IA sed and it was seen that the lady had
vanished without disturbing chair CT
PAPER During the performances of this
feat, the attention Of the audience was
so thoroughly absorbed that the drop of
q pin could have been heard. Every
body viii patronize Hermann, ii only to
see 'sThe Vanishing Lady," though his
entertainment is otherwiae highly mer-
itorious.-[S. T. Daily Report.
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vl4Ia.
!. w. Davis. Prescription Druggist.

D0gDs
J. W. Dsvia- Prescription Druggist.
TnnsfI1's Punch Cigars st p o. Cigar store.
Due de Montebeilo champagne a. Weyss
Bros
Gold quartz Grand Army charms ehesp at
Fred Lfnde's.
Horse blankets and buggy robes ct Foy ;
harness shop.
Frank Engler, Piano Maker. Tuner and
Regulator, 217 New High St.
Plush psrlor suits. easy chairs New in
voice lust arrived at Aliens.
Carpets fall patterns - now arriving.
Prices lower than ever, zt Aliens
Hot lunch st the Busch saloon. No. "A "
Main street. from IL A. M. to zP-M-
If you want to furnish your house with
little money. call at Aliens. 81 g. Spring SC.
See the imported German Piano Roeaisch
at Bartlett & Clark's. Frank Ensler. agent
Ash, cherry and walnut bedroom sets.
Extra Inducements offsred this week sl
Aliens
The Conpound Oxygen treatment az 115i.
W. First street, Los Angeles L. L NJ
Hurlbert MD.
DR. Williams continues to treat al hesrr.
throat and chest diseases by his new and
popular system Of metic4tet inlalasto1s.
275 N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
Peoples store.

Saturdays great sale of goods worthy of
notice and inspection
sale Of dfsy dozen 1sdfes ani gents fam
ey border silk handkerchiesS. vsry slightly
imperfect: the entire line at the uniform
price Of 25c-splendid goods. highly novel. !.
something entirely new, neat and desira-
bic
Opened to-day an elegant line of new let
bead ornsments. psssSmenterie and les
collars, cuffs. panels fronts. collars. etc. re-
cefved by express.
At s5c q yard we will sell today two
pieces of black. all-sflk rnadaz,ss. These
goods are cheap at 81 25s We only AK you TO
lock at them
a sale in dress goods that is phenomenal.
Atwood. 9cay and brown, mixed ami plain
dress goods. 50 inches wide. guaranteed
measure. at Sec yard that are sold here AZ
ssc- This is an opportunity you don't get
every day. All 6lofs; mot a single piece or
shade, but twenty pieces In all the known
shades.
Forty inch. alI-waol gray goods. newest
well worth 75e: sS-iEch, Atwood dress
goods s5c. sll shades. twenty pieces. As
many colOrs. gods worth SIC DGUbse-fStd
all-wool English sshmeres 1s-ss 4 yard-
the best and cheapest goods IN this market
at s5c.
Dress patterns in combinations of plsi1s
and faneys. plains and stripes, L yards to
the patti IN. sl-s0 pattern
In French kid shoes we sre offering "a
IS so
An elegant ladies' button kid Or pebble
goat button shoe 81. so. worth xa2l
Misses spring heel go4s or kid shoes 81 30
Misses school shoes 81, Sf-25 and 81 90
A special line of best cEildrers' and
misses goods. made Scotch well. extension
so es $L75
A liue of odds and ends N corSe.s slight
iy soiled in handling. bat Al goods. 51c
apiece
Ladies' f1ll-dnished. superine. sniid
color hose. spring shades, C, worth %
Ladies' cashmere hose, tneSs fleece wool
s5c-
Boys knee pants 75c
Ladies' tvebutton kid gloves 5ec. worth
It's.
Don't miss the sale of silk udksrchfefs
at 25e apiece; they are under half price and
| the yery latest thing out
Curtain net, special values 25e. worth fOc
PEOPLES STORE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
". w. Montague & Co.

From time to time the HERALD las
mentioned the fact that a large number
of the San Francisco business houses,
recognizing the fact ttat Los Angeles
was the coming city of the coast. were
establishing branch houses here. Among
the very first to go in business here was
the old and well known house OF W. w.
Montague & Co. This firm established
their branch at ITO Upper Nam street
nearly a year sgo and the result is very
gratifying. They do straight import
ing and jsbbipg business and only sell
their goods at wholesal.. They deal in
stoves, ranges, tin plate, sheet iron, wa.
ter and gas pipe. agate and stamped
ware, msntels, CRATES and tile. hot air
frrnaces, French ranges, etc. c. H.
Dunton. the manager of the house, has
been in the business eleven years and
the success of the house has been greatly
aided by his splendid management.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

HYue Re~ 81 Viacentss Church.
Tsmurrow morning, beginning at $50
1lr;luuk. the Tiedicafion exercises Ct the
81. Wincauf,s Church, corner of Wash
iiurtnn street and Grand avenue. will be
hsla. Bishop O'Connell viii offciate
sud 1he ssrmon viii be delivered by
Hxzhsr Mugan- The music viii be
u.uuially fine, and the following choir
.a5Il rsnilsr parts of Haydsn's Third and
Niutnsrth Masses: Soprano. Mrs. 0. w.
Ihii6.: contralto, Mrs. j. j. Schallert;
tsuur, c. v. Sfamm; basso, ]. j.
.RrhsIlert. Hnofsssur Kpeli will officiate
- Drganisf, and the orchestra will be
snnpnusd Of the Heine Quartette, Pro-
is.sar Linzburg and Mr.. Foxley. The
nsrxius viii be very interesting
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
sc,riet Fever ana D,phsherza

Scarlet Fever and DiphsheKza
Are spread by eontasior. by the transfer Of
living matter. These particles come from
the skin, the membrancus lining of the
mouth, nose and throat. and fron the intes
tines aud u mary orzans- Dixinfeet
promptly and thoroughly with DarbyS Pro-
phylsctic Fluid. the great germ destroyer
Professor H. T. Lupron. of the Vanderbilt
University. Tenn. says. "As disiufecsznr
and detergent Darbys Proptytsetie FIuid is
superior to any preparation with which I
am acquainted"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
the Gem Of Them An.

Excursion to Monruvia Wssliingt1n's q
Birthday. February 27t Free Iunca sad :
drive around the country. Round trip
tickets. good for three days, including
lunch, 81 Trains letve Sepos at DOwney
avenue bridge at 10 O'Clock. and returning
leave Monroyia az O'Clock There will be
q display of fruit and flowers by the ladies
at the lunch tables. All free
W-N- MONROE,
Chairman Committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
another succrssful kn,erpri

Another SuccesSful Enterprise.
On Thursday morning the Southern Cali
fornia Land Company. Baker Block, placed
upon the market 16o acres of splendid land
three miles south of the city. in subdivi-
sions OF five acres, at $50 per acre. Within
the two days every share has been taken
This adds another TO the long list of success
full enterprises of this popular and reliable
COMPANY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

A. o. q. W.-MeumorfaI Service.
To be held at Grand Opera House.
Sunday, Februsry aesh, At 30 P NJ, IN
honor of our late father. J. J. Upchurch- the
fourder of the Ancient Order of United
workfaen. Brother workmen, ,Selses Knights
aud the public are cordially invited ID 81
tend. Seats free. Per Srder
ROSERT SHARP,
District Deputy Grand Master
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
Sneeinl N0lfce

/ W. Teber. the well known San Fr1n-
cisco photographer. who now has a branch
department. at the Nadeau House.. is pre-
pared to take views of residences. interiors
and exteriors, business places. orchards.
etc of any sizs. from 5xS TO Isx23 inches.
All orders executed promptly anal in first
class style.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

Tract. at Aihsnbra. will be ready for sale
on Monday the 21st. This is the star trsct
of all thai has yet been 9fferd- The drSS
purchasers will be given the benefit of very
low prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

The Cheapest lets in the City.
A few well located lots at extremely low
rates for sale by the Southern California
Land Company, Baker Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
C. @. C..

The California Cooperative Colony
viii hold an important meeting this
.svsniug in Good Templar's Hall, l0s
Ninth Main street. Several committe e
rspuras viii be received and final actio n
szilzan IN the by-isws- Stockholders
nnd MI ofhers interested in the move
uanut nre iuyitsd 10 attend.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
u. KOSterfB

New departure We uanufscture our
own candies daily for the retail trade only
We defy their superiority IN quality and
favor the world over. HOllenbeck Block
corner Spring and Second streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
Marriage Licenses.

The following persons were yesterday
granted license to wed: George S. May.
hew to Cara John.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
,al. Coke. Ch.rce., ana ye.a

CO11f C0Ke. CmNKc0as 3b0 u 003- ;
Wholesale and retail. Special rates fnr car
load lo.s. delivered to sn p0intS- Offices
Court street; telephone So Yard-Corner
Alameda and Jackson streets. telephone Si5.
WALTER 5. MAXWELL
Sole agent for Wellington Coal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
Harness.
California views.

You can see the largest stock of custom
made and Eastern harness at lowest prices
at Tarble's, lei North Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
Real E~sate Inve.svrx

Should remember that T. wfesentsnrer
and w. Ii. BoDsall have moved into the r
new Office in the Brysoa Block cnnsalt
them about choice bargains in real estate or
shares in sTndicatez and inc0roOrsli0us
controlling the same
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
WssA ~ Answer.

1nmA Mason, who is charged with
ntliing m pvercozt from Joe Hanaker.
= 1nitnr from Vmcennes, Ind, now
stuQiug nt the Clifton House, was ex-
4uiimnd lhsfnre Justice Austin yesterday.
He 80 hsld IN $500 to answer to .
Skuzge a burglary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
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GO 1s111Ey rricss q Essisson Co.'S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
IL K0saer,a
The ssDel.s o.Shar->

Own made candies the largest, finest and
freshest assortment in this city
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

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Maximum remparzfrna. sa0
Minimum TenperstrIre., snn II
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SEyES SPLENDID RESIDENCES
Now being enecsed.. tsia anrr1ru H;wn trp
tina Oregon lumbar GaElraziT azlId
tina buildings in tina GallTSH
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ALL THE STREETS ND BIZ GRADED.
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LOCATIONS us rHa saurfx1sr GuHsHH aF
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The Same as all t1is sracfs wiiiu;h taiiiE GuTns-
\ pzny has suressziuiIw piazssu 1sinnxn tina.
II public. and wilirn ara aiinva lAzuHH.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

Eaber. the wei known San Francisco
photographer. has opened q branca depart
,ment at the Nadeau House for the sale of
his celebrated views of Pacific c0zst seem
cry. and for receiving orferS for cuuFfne
and eularzing portraits of all kinds in the
most modern and approved style
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